Hannah Caparino

Hannah Caparino

Hannah Caparino is the Managing Editor for Vol. 66. Majoring in English at the University of Calgary and pursuing a minor in Communications & Media Studies, she figured that the best way to use both degrees was through pursuing a journalism career.

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Full Circle Theatre’s Porcelain Dolls depicts womanhood in a humorous new play

Full Circle Theatre’s Porcelain Dolls depicts womanhood in a humorous new play

Off the heels of their summer show Riverona, Full Circle Theatre will produce a new show called Porcelain Dolls. Staged at West Village Theatre, the play explores the themes of womanhood and relationships through comedy. Play director Danielle Baker sat down with The Gauntlet to discuss directing the show. “The

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Experience a queer pop concert and game show in Downstage Theatre’s production of Are You The One?

Experience a queer pop concert and game show in Downstage Theatre’s production of Are You The One?

Downstage Theatre worked in collaboration with the performance duo xLq to present the world premiere of Are You The One? running from Mar. 19-23. The production is intended to be a combination of both games and a queer pop performance that was led by the duo, STARLIGHT and Maddie

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Chinook Blast 2025 presents “Phenomena” in partnership with Telus Spark

Chinook Blast 2025 presents “Phenomena” in partnership with Telus Spark

Chinook Blast 2025 is Calgary’s annual winter festival that celebrates all things art, music, and more. Part of the festival this year was multiple art displays, theatre shows and recreational sport activities. The festival worked in association with local artists and organizations to bring fun all around the city

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UCalgary Recovery Community and STEM Art Hub aim to reduce stigma around addiction and recovery through student-led art gallery

UCalgary Recovery Community and STEM Art Hub aim to reduce stigma around addiction and recovery through student-led art gallery

The Little Gallery will be hosting an art gallery titled “Surfacing: the Science of Addiction Gallery”, which is a four-day long event in collaboration between the STEM Art Hub and the UCalgary Recovery Community (UCRC). Krysia Denys, a UCRC Peer Recovery Navigator at the UCRC and VP External of

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APS symposium displays a variety of subjects in paleontology

APS symposium displays a variety of subjects in paleontology

The Alberta Paleontological Society hosted their 28th annual symposium on March 15 at the Jenkins Theatre in Mount Royal University. The symposium will cover a wide range of topics within the study of paleontology. Event organizer Mona Trick and speaker Emily Bamforth spoke to The Gauntlet about the symposium. Trick

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Kathleen Edwards heats up The Palace Theatre at Block Heater 2025

Kathleen Edwards heats up The Palace Theatre at Block Heater 2025

On day two of Calgary Folk Music Festival’s Block Heater, The Palace Theatre hosted country singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards as their main headliner. Alongside Edwards, Block Heater hosted Toronto artist Charlotte Cornfield and more across the three venues on 8th Avenue. Edwards is a veteran in the music industry

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Block Heater 2025: Day one recap

Block Heater 2025: Day one recap

The Calgary Folk Music Festival’s 10th annual Block Heater festival took place this year from Feb. 14-15. Block Heater brought in artists and musicians from around Canada and Calgary to curate a festival buzzing with excitement for live music. The festival was spread across three different locations in

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High Performance Rodeo 2025: An exciting and bizarre set of shows that left audiences delighted and wanting more

High Performance Rodeo 2025: An exciting and bizarre set of shows that left audiences delighted and wanting more

The 2025 High Performance Rodeo is One Yellow Rabbit’s annual festival that celebrates all kinds of theatre and performance. The festival’s lineup included a number of shows and performers that reflected various themes to create conversation surrounding live performances. Festival producer Oliver Armstrong described the festival and its

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Vertigo Theatre’s Deadly Murder: A violent tale about power and wealth

Vertigo Theatre’s Deadly Murder: A violent tale about power and wealth

Disclaimer: Deadly Murder features blood, violence, gun violence, and brief nudity. For more information, readers can check the Vertigo Theatre’s advisory page. Vertigo Theatre is presenting David Foley’s twisted play Deadly Murder. The play constantly shifts power and manipulation from character to character, with the dialogue going back

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Finding community and laughter in Camille Pavlenko’s play Go for Gold, Audrey Pham

Finding community and laughter in Camille Pavlenko’s play Go for Gold, Audrey Pham

Lunchbox Theatre’s third show in the 2024-2025 season is Camille Pavlenko’s Go for Gold, Audrey Pham, a witty comedy that focuses on Audrey Pham’s journey towards performing in the Ski Ballet event in the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary. The cast includes Ali DeRegt as Audrey

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